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Dr. Hand's
Phosnhafed
Condensed Milk
Mlir iii.-lii.-il milk Itoti) ficlil
I'cd i-oHi - wilh the water
left mil. All the jjoodiici- of
liic ititskittitiiurt froli milk
tM tltc-rc with jircopliatcs
.mil liy)o)linsphiU' added
in (UHUlity to iimkf it ofUnl
Id :i liolo wIumI diet. It
m.iUrs eliitdriMi liealtliy
i itli hlroiiu Ijoiios, tine teeth,
steady ttent's active brain;
il give-' .itifiilh to tht' auiiiR
nitil invalid; for the table it
is belter than fresh milk -rich
.is cream.
Irr. hoollet on rniuptt.
DR. HAND CONDENSED MILK CO.
Scranton. Pa.
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Ice Cream.
BEST IN TOWN.
OC Per
jjc Quart
LACKAWANNA DAIRY CO
5 elf phone Ordara Promptly nU verai
,"3t-3a7 Adams Aventi.
Scranfon Transfer Co.
Baggage Checked Direct to Hotels
and Private Residences.
Office D L. & W. Passcugcr
Station. Phone f.i"5.
': CITY NOTES I
M'lMII'.s i;.f II.Wt.fA The (-Minuses ,il
n i.mtwn lli-itinc Hmi- toi thr mouth ot
V in li oip .v..it i. Tli.i'i, ,i, .nx.if n-i si.25,:rii,so
K'l lIlC ltIICiUlllllllK llVlltll Of 1 i-t JtJI,
wn.ur.s ni!i:i: (oitlcp mmii:ii.i. M.a-
iIito .I.ii. ill ,irnl K.itif M.i!imii'.. ot Wilkes
Mint', wiic .tci-u nl.iy .iflrniifn lintuil in inn
i hup I'.v 1'iilnf Miji-Ii.iIp W. s, MIMji. Tliis
n lu tint m-iili mi' -hire lm .iiulnlinrnt .15
I'Olki tu :pr it-t : . 1 1 .
i lilt tih; idii'ii iiuv.-.i. i:. Milium-, pu.
It-ln-l 01 tin' m LiMi'ii llirtctuiy, i in tin my
itli . iirn nt men lor tin piirpu-e tl mii-
"in,, thi' rily tt,i tin sei.uitou I'uv Dummy,
I In Dirtitoiy niflic is in tlio WUlijiin lmiM
Ir'., pp'i-Uo tile i"-tuttl(o.
Ill lll.l.l. I III M1KD. -Mi.li.iil iDiiuiAo.
run- of the iihii i in.iluwil .iliuut flip l..iPkiujnr.a
.iu!. wji xiim t Uy .111 rnj.-hi'' nlwiii ,:!n I -t
niclil .iii'l hi fh oil Injuiirs wliioli tpnltcil in
Iiln bcinc 1'il.in to Hip Mo-i' T.nloi liu-pii.il.
The (nnio'n Wml-. iiitrlii'il .ili'l hailly lm-i.
.mil lii.-. light h(p).
AIKI.TINC; r MJO.V.-Tlif Ui'U iiiiolius i tl.c
ho.inl of trjilr, to lip lieM i.n JIomLiy, Apiil l.'i,
will lip liclil .11 I.UI p. in,, in-le!id of .11 s
n'i luck in the rildlit n hmtolorr. TIii U lip.
jii irvrn-rlKlnli. ut tin- Tninibei. Ini Inli.iuipil
st'irit.ir- .tln rt 011 y pwt il .ml lli.it 1 hoy
faiur Iih pl.111 nf Imlilnig tlip iiioptlnifK .11 numi.
sllllMI.N DIUTII.- Mlilurl Jljlui.il,, .1 fi.
PiRI.01. ivlio :i lililiul ili.nl In Iji-,1 ,,i ,
l.ijiilinc jiIhij in Uljplniil, iln'il 01 .ilul.ir
H-iriM' 01 1 lie In-ill, supiilniliiipil hy .1:1 .'unto
oiiscrlion nt tin- linm. 'flip nun ritlii'.l .it
M oMcuk rm Mm 11.1.1 nljlil, .iiul at l.l.'i , fstr r.
ill iiiorniii;. Ills liintlin- .isiil .inotlipr tii.111, lio
vcro in Hip .imc licit villi Mulntl, wi-ti- .1w.1l;.
ncil 1' mini' noii?s, mill iilmi thoy lildl In
i.oil' M.ilni.il' tlii-y dlMini'tnl In- v,i. 1I111I
sijiiiip Jl.uriii finp.iui.IUil .1 liny, .mil Hi. .m
nlilp ppimiiiKil .111 .lutnp-y in Hip .iUiiim of
oroni-r Ituhcitb. who U mil of tin- illy.
tiny was 1 11111 ilint-ll. d .mil dim irmlrinl .1 , 1
iflit to till' ill'0p I'llPll.
It's a Treat
to so thi) .swell ICtistor I'ouuwttr tit
.Million's hlioe Mmv, ;;js l.tieUtnvainta
avenue.
Ur. W. A. .Mi-Douvll 1ms leinuvoil In
sQiitliwsst. coiner Atltinu; tivcntio nntl
Vino iittocl. u
t" W offer subject to pvevious
4 siile, any pmt of
: $10,000 :
. North Jersey and Pocono Mt. t
Ice Company, T
: Qold Bonds :
5 per cent. Tiee of Tax. Ma-
tuje 1010,
Interest payable April and
October,
'Ihcsi- bonds jp .ini)ly u-nirid by .1 tun
moitgjtrc on k:hn1 llioiisati'l .tiu- t
Ijn'l .itifl wjtii-, alcro lion--,, ii-hi
jy. itc. TiUc ar.'J full imiIuiiIjh mi
i plic.it Ion.
f M BroiOviij, S. T. Millcs-riartf.
f L'aibondalc. -f
f t, 6 ud 6, C'i)mniunH-4Uli BUI,'..
I Scranton.
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THE NEEDS OF
THEY.W. C. A.
WERE PRESENTED LAST NIOHT
BY MISS ELIZABETH WILSON.
She Spoke In the Second Presbyterian
Church And Told of the Necessity
for n Y. W. C. A. Building in This
City in Order That Hundreds of
Young Women Who Need the As
sociation Might Be Helped to Bet
ter Things What the Association
Is Doing for Oirls.
A eoinpiohunnlve ntirt liitciesUiiff
outline of the woik bolus clone by the
YoiniB Women's 1'hrls.tlnn usenelution
In tlilti country nncl morn particularly
In this elly and or the needs of the
local nxsiicliillim, was Riven lttHt nltrht.
In the Keeond Piesbyleflan eluireh by
Ml-" Kllzalielh Wllfon, of rhlcaso.
natlomtl elly reeretnry, before n ldrge
audlenee.
Hliij beKnii her lalk by lulllni? of
some of the tlilnss whle.li the iivuniffc
Ainerk'ttn younK wninnn watitd. Tito
prlnelpitl one of these, Mlis AVIlson
ftld, was an Independent eareer, either
In 11 business nr 11 social splint''. She
wants mi education, as a. general ilile,
and she wants to be attractlvn enoiiBb
to win the affections of other people.
Shr- wauls to earn enough or to marry
enough money to plve her these things.
"Mvery American yoiint; womun,"
.said she, "wants a pood time, and
Just the 1:1ml of a good time that
she proceeds to net for herself Is Ron
1 rally Iho test of her character."
Tile co'tdltlons under whleli iho
youtiK women of this country ate
wurlsinff In all the Kt-etit industries,
she said, ate a ureal Improvement
over Hie eonilillons under which they
luboreil ten years ;iko. buL there are
t-tlll humlieds of thousands of factory
glrlh lollbifj amid sunoundlngs which
she rhiiriiotcrlstetl as heluf? ".positively
liivoltliifr." To help bilKhti.ii the llvesof
these yiutnpr women Is one of the went
ohjcels of the Young Women's f'hrls
tlan iiKsoclntloii, she said.
vrn:ic ix this city.
She lolil uf the larpre number of
youn.ur women who lake luncheon and
who rest at lite association rooms, on
Washington avenue dm lug the noon
hour, and salil Unit If lite elmi liable
people 01 srriinUui lould only 1 online
the Kteat enmforL which these gitl?
Ilnd liter.', th'-y would not hesitate to
do ovcrvllilntr possible to put the local
at-fcooiatlon in a position where It
could bniaden Its field of inllueiiee and
toticb the lives of hundreds of young
wi.men who aie now beyi.nd its reach.
The- asMoeiiitlor Is doing a great
i.oik. she said, in helping 10 broader
and better thing.--, the young women
who spend their time til home, leading
blank, nneoluierl. and uiiconsr.Iouply
selliph live.-. U is teaching these
young women to enjoy themselves to
soni" purpose by helping othets in
less fot lunate walks of life than them
selves. The sreiil".st woik which the asso
ciation is doing, she said. Is too saeted
to be spoken of in a public meeting
or lien tit a committee meeting. It is
the work of lending a helping hand to
the young women who aio tottering on
the brink of the precipice of moral
destruction.
"W'hete lite association now has only
a touch in this city," she said, "it
should have a lirni grasp. You should
have bete in Sernnton, with its lu2.
WiO inhabitants and its thousands ot
young women, a Young Women's
Christian association building, and t
leel sure that you will have one be
fore many years.
"As for your pi event needs, you re
quire at once a line equipment for the
gymnasium and more especially in this
connection you need a seties of bath
looins for the accommodation of the
young women who live in boarding
hou.ses, with their Inadequate bath
ing facilities.
noJiRSTii: sciknh:.
"Von need a better equipment for
Hie leaching of domestlo seietKe in
jour branches! in North Scranton,
West Scranton and South Scranton.
You need more 100m in all these as
sodation branches. In South Scran
ton, 1 am told, ov?r -10a young women
sometimes present themselves for ad
mittance In the room, which will only
accomodate 12." X dou'l believe that
all the young women who need the
association aie contini; to It in this
city or will come until yon have pro
per equipments."
Ciiiillnultiu. .Miss Wilson said; "You
need association winkers hero In
Scranton, and hhmI of all you need
money. We ate. not standing here to
night asking that the V. V. t A. be
ailinited and praised by tht citinetiH
of Scranton, but we ate standing bete
because we feel that It Is doing a
great woil; in the saving of young
wuimn's nails and in the helping of
them to I'.oblei anil better things and
because we believe thai it should bu
lecognixed ami H"sM-d by the t'lirls
linn people of litis elly mote than It
Is."
Lackawanna Exclusion to New York
City.
On Aptil Mil ticket ngi'ttts of the
l.r.ekawaima railioad will rull special
excursion tickets to Now Yotk city,
good going on any train that date, for
return mi any tialn until April ilth.
Inclusive. ,11 ralo of one way fare plus
M.OU fr lb" KMiud ttip "
Imported Lndles' Gloves for Easter
Wear.
Wi have Jn.sl n'eelved ur apiing Im
purliilictiK ot Ladles' (ilove.s. Sen our
window. Price Jenkins, i::o Wyom
pg ujenue. ""
Fancy Leatlier Belts.
IJi'iititlful new designs, at ptlce.s s,ur.
prlslngly low, Cruincr-WollH 'o YM
Wyoming nvetuie, "
Don't let Your Feet
walk Into spring styles until 3,011 .see
ours, at our new stote, .'l.'S I.acka
wanna avenue. Million's M100 stoic "
Organs for Sale Cheap.
You can buy a good second hand Or
gan us law ni J10.00 nt Guernsey Hall,
J, YV. nuerjifcoy, 1'iop., UH Washing.
Ion avenue, Scranton. Pa,
Telephone Your Order lor Hot Cross
Buns
to Hunley, UO Spruce street,
Holy Thursday FJowers
At Clark's annev, L'09 Washington uvs.
line, and at our corner .store.
McClintock with His Easter Flowers
Will bo at 12S Washington avenue
Ask for Kelly's union crsokera.
RRAIN (:OOI).
Is of Little Beneflt Unless It Is Di
gested. Neaily uciy one will mlnilt that as
n nation we cat too much mc.it and too
little of vegetables itnd the grains.
For biiBlni'FH men, ofllre men nttd
clerks, and In fact every one engaged
In sedentary or Indoor occupations,
grains, milks nnd vegetables aie much
more healthful.
Only men engaged In a pes ere out
door manual labor run live on 11 heavy
meal diet nnd conlititie In health,
As a general rule, meat once a day Is
siilllclent for all classes of men, wo
men and clilldteti, and gtalns, fruit
and vegetables should entislllllte the
bulk of food oaten.
Hut many of the most nittilllotw
foods tire dlflluult of digestion and II
Is of no use to advise brain wot hers
to eat largely of grains tttid vegetables
wline the digestion Is too weak to as
similate them propoily.
It Is always best to get the best ie
suits from our food that some simple
and harmless digestive should betaken
after meals In assist the relaxed diges
tive organs, and several years experi
ence have proven Stuarl's Dyspepsia
Tablets to be a very safe, pleasant and
effective digestive and n remedy which
may bo taken dully with the best re
sults. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets can hard,
ly be called a ptitent meicln, as they
do not net on the bowels nor any par
ticular otgan, but only on the food
eaten. They supply what weak stom
achs lack, pepsin diastase, nnd by
stimulating the gastric, glands Increase
the natural .sccr-Mlon of hydrochloric
acid.
People who have made u dally prac
tice of taking one or two of Stuart's
ilyspepsia. Tablets after each meal are
sure to have perfect digestion, which
means perfect health.
There is no danger of fotmlup an 1 1 1
Jtti ions habit, as the tablets contain
absolutely nothing but natural dlges.
lives: cocaine, morphine and similar
dtttgs have no pltue In a stomach medi
cine and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
ate certainly the best known and most
popular of all stomach remedies,
Asl: your ilttigglst tor a llfty-ccnt
paikage of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
anil after a week's use note the Im
provement In health, appetite and ner
vous energj..
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
Only One Case Was Tried Ye&teidny.
Verdicts Returned in Two
Other Cases.
In the main court tootn yestetday
monting the case of the Singer Manu
facturing company ng-ainM (Jeorge G.
Unlid and William Blake was given to
the jury and later in the day a verdict
of &I4S, with interest fiom January Pi,
11)00, was tetitrned.
The ni'xt case called for liial was
.Mrs. Hlizalieth Jayne against William
J. McKelvey, her bt other. The plain
tiff alleges thi.it in 1S!)T, before her mar
riagt?. she loaned her brother ?7r. and
took his note for il. Payment of the
note Is objected to by the defendant on
the ground that it has been more than
satistled by him. In ptoof of this he
testified that ho paid small sums of
money to his Ms-ter at different times
and that she boarded at his. bouse for
thiee months .at one time. He also con
tends thi't the amount he borrowed
was SoO tttid not $75. Attorney I.. P.
Wc-deman appealed for the plaintiff,
and Attorney Joseph F. Ullroy tor the
defendant. The ensu went to the Jury
at 1.30 p. in.
A veidict of $IS1.S0 for lite plaint iff
was let timed yesterday by the jury in
the case of Mathushek Piano Manu
facturing company against William
tioyne and Andiew flavin, which was
given to the Jury yesteul.iy morning
by Judge I. W. Sitnouton in Xo. -'. The
case of Maty Schwartz against the
Koynl Insurance company, assumpsit,
was reported settled. and after the case
against Ooyne and Gjuviii was given to
the jury, coutt adjoin nod for the day
in No. 2.
In the case of 1-;, M, Avery against
I"). ". Pot. the execution was .slaved
until Saturday.
Yesterday's Marriage Licenses.
Malllicw .1.11 0I1 WtlKc-llirio
K.itu M.ilioiio Wilkr.-lliu,.
fli.irlo II. fii if) Siiatitun
1,'iiuiu 11. fi'-ihcMlp Siiaiiton
.loli 11 l'. Itotli Nr.llllnn
Kiimu Wiilli S'lnnt.Hi
liiuisje II. CpplPi I'llri'liuig
I'lnii'iiic lUmi-y I'liuIiuiR
',OURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.
,'. .1 1'iiii' .. Jii.iiiil..i .ir,iui'il..i j 1! pui,
. sl.il,e 1,1 the Tliiituiilli M.a-J,
.Mb'iiii'i t'. i;. I).miil i, ;..'suv.!i; ni'iioil
., .iiililnr in tin- f-t.itp (11 1:, I". I!o!p tn ilii
ti hull- iIip iiiikN ii, the Intnl. of T I. ICilb
Announcement.
To my fi lends and former nations:
I shall be pleased to serve Ihciti with
every grade or AVall Paper and all
kinds, of interior decoration, includ
ing exclusive imported and domestic
papers, Tapeslry. Wall Hangings, Bur
laps, l.lncrtista and Plaster Belief ma
terials. Wall Mouldings ot eveiy de-t-crlptloii;
also Window Shades and
Draisiry Fabrics (I employ only Ui.st
class aitisiuiK lo execute decorative
work), at iny new quarto s, iriii l.aeka-w-aiina
iivciiue. near corner or Wvo
miitg avenue, with the Scranton Car
pet and Fiiinltutc rompnny.
11. W, Noubauer,
Designer of Intel lorn.
(Fmnieily with M, Norton.) u
TIkmo will be a meeting of the Dela
ware, Lackawanna and Western mine
committee, to be held at division heud
(itinrrars, No. t, on Saturday owning.
Am II li. Kach mine should ho ropre
sented at this meeting, as business of
linpoi inner will bo transacted.
M, A. Friedlnnder & Co,
announce their grand ICaster mlllliiei v
opmilng today and tomoriow, in their
line show room, 20ii Adams avinm, op.
poslte court liotiso. All aie Invited, '"
Easter Novelties
In ladle' neckwear, handkerchiefs. sid.
nnd back comb:., painted linen woik
boxes, etc. Cramei -Wells Co., 1:10 Wyo
niliip, avenue.
Don't Delaj.
lift lll.st I'holco In spring .styles, at
Mahon's new shoe stoie, ,12s J.acku.
wanna avenue.
Hot Cross Buns for Good Friday.
Today Is none too soon lo leave your
older with Hunley, 1 20 riptnee slieel.
Hanlcy'& Hot Cross Buns.
Order them caily, ai I2a Spriti e
blievt.
THE ELKS
WERE EASY
BACKUS CLUB EASILY OUT
BOWLED THEM LAST NIOHT.
Former Team Won Tluoe Straight
dailies, and Now Have Secttre Hold
on Second Place, While Elk Sink
to Final Notch West End Team
nnd West Enders, No, 2, Rolled at
Wilkes-Barre nnd Fhst Team Took
Two Out of Three G-nmes The
Percenlnge Standing.
A number of ehatir."s losiilted ftom
last night's bowling In Hie Northeast
em PettiiMvlvanla league, several of the
teams shifting places. The Ulks wete
easy for the Itaekits team on the hit
ler's alleys, and Wete dtilc.ltcd tluee
"irulght games by tt total of '2,'MO pins
to 2.1122. The West Kml team defeated
lite West Knilors, No. 2, two uil of
lluee games In Wilkes-Barre by 11 total
of i!,:ina pins to 2,:i.", The league per
centttgos are now as follows:
Won. J.iel IM.
Ill, li' lu! 0 1 ,
lUiIais iltil 7 " .7rt
lll.i'l. DiniiiiimN I - lit
Wi-fl Hint Xe. 1 I .". Ill
V,i Hint WiiciMiiii'ii 2 i IV
i;im I 1 .III
The West lenders No. 2 reduced their
lead on the Black Diamond and aie
now tied with the "fJems," while the
West Knil Wheelmen shot ahead of
the Klks. who now bring up an lu
glotloits tear. The Backus tollers
strengthened lh"lt grip on second
place.
A large number of spectators
watched the bowling on the Backus
alleys. Brand new pins were used for
th" occasion, and this in a measure
accounted for a good deal of the night's
poor bowling. The Klks rolled In mis
erable form and deserved their de
feat. The Backus bowleis played In
particularly strong iortn In the (list
grme. when stil was scored. Conns
and Hopkins were tied for high score,
v. Itli IS! but Hopkins made the high
est H vet age of the night, 172. Welehel
w.u the high Hllc. with 17." and an
average of l"i 2-S. The detailed
m'oics foil w:
nicufs ri.ni
ir- iikix i-o iiul ii,7 "a
Iiul,. i- 171 IJI !,.- IiM
llr.iiiliolt I"7 II! Ill I.I
Mii-iu I"l ll'i I.Vi- l'"
i:.iu ire- i-i ill- i7t
4- '
lol.iN s,,j 7 Til -'.Mil
l.i.Ks.
Wi'hl.oi I". 1 4 J l.'li t(.7
IJol.ling II.: He l! .7:.
Il.i-hi !-2i til HI - KM
Poll 117 1.17 l.fl .i'i'.
Hull ll'i ll'i I.U ul'J
T0I.1N
lit'l
s 1 aii:-
On the Wilkes-lt.il ie alleys the bowl
ing was also rather light. Not 11 single
man rolled his totals into the five hun
dred mark, and Yost, of the regular
V.st lhnlers, wits high man with
Ifil 1-3 average. Captain ftreeu. of tho
West llndet-s-. was high man with IS2.
and Jones led the Wesl Tenders, No. 2,
with ITS as high rcore and on a vet age
of l.Vi 1-3. The scores follow:
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Specials for Easter Week
Fine Display of
Ladies' Kid Gloves
M. & li Glasse Kid Gloves $1.00
Purny's Real K'd Gloves, very elastic, perfection
every way $1.50
Fine Chiffon, Liberty and
riuil Neckwear.
Corsets
Coronet, P. N., R.& Q. and P. D. Batiste and
Net Corsets, with new Straight Fronts.
Handkerchiefs
Ladies,' Fine Luce Edge and Beautifully Embroid
ered. Ribbons
Elegant new line of Persian and Soft Glasse Neck
Ribbons. Muslin Underwear
New stock of hi'h-class garments; very attractive.
Hosiery
Drop 'Stitch, Open Snipe, and fancy for Ladles and
Children.
For Waists
Cheney Bros. 'Cashmere Taffetas and Soft Alar Velieux,
in every leading shade,
Foulard Silks
Largest and choicest line of Dress Foulards In the
citv.
AT A
Our
Sample Line of Ladies'
MEARS&HAGEN
415417 Lackawanna Ave.
T.sT I. Ml XO. '.
Iliinli-r i,,t 1, in,,, ttii
,1. V, Hails inn. 1, 1f,'i
'lonf. ,,, ,,,, ,1,1,,. I.Vi
Wcclir.i'di .,,.,.., IV,
Carr .,ttii.titi,i. IVi
1-M t:'.'- m
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LIFE INSURANCE FIGURES,
Excellent Showing Made by the
Mutunl Life, of New York.
New York, April LV-TI10 Boston
Standard's compilation of flgnits for
1P0O of tho forty leading level premium
life Insurance companies of the United
Stales shows that every company bust
been so well managed that It Is able
to letiirn to policy holders more Hunt
the entire amount of premiums re
ceived since urganiztillon. This excess
ranges from $l,2t!2 to more than eighty
seven millions ($87,098,513), the latter
being ihe sum credited to the Mutual
I.ifo Insurance compniiy of Now York.
II Is nearly six times as gteat as that
of either the Kqultable or the New
Vol It Life.
There could b no .stronger evldenct
of 'the business skill and perfect
mutuality wllh which the affairs of the
.Mutual Idfe are conducted.
HONOR JUDGE ARCHBALD.
Lnckawnnna Bar Association Will
Tender Him a Banquet nt the
Scranton Club.
At a meeting of the Lackawanna Bar
association held Monday, II was unani
mously decided to tender Judge it. W.
Archbald a congratulatory banquet, on
his having acquired the judgeship of
tb newly created United Stales court
district.
A committee was appointed and ar
rangements aie now under way to
make the affair one of the most elabor
ate of Its kind ever held in the county.
The Scranton club will be Its scene nnd
Thursday night. April 11, the date.
President James H, Torrey appointed
the following committee to take charge
of the preparations, for the banquet:
Major Kverett Warren, chairman: Jo
seph O'Brien, W. A. Wilcox, District
Attorney YV. R. I.wls, T. F. Welles, .1.
K. Burr. Hon. .If. B. McDonald. James
(lardncr Sandetson and James li, Ynt
klns. They met In Major Warten's
office Monthly and again yesterday af
ternoon, and decided upon the place
and date of the affair.
Invitations will be extended to num
erous distlitgulyhed pet sons 'besides the
members of the Bar association. Con
gicssman William Council will be ten
dered tin Invitation, as will also the
congressmen leptesentlng tho other
enmities which the circuit embraces.
The presence will also 'be Invited of all
the members of the federal judiciary
lrum the Third ciicitil. as well as Hon.
J. K. MeCairetl, of Ilarrlsbttrg. iwho
has been appointed dlstilct attorney of
the new court.
u,, a number or militant arter-utnne'
I ' .7,n,i Iruva T.tll 1-,. dlt.'i,nti frnw ll.i m.acfd
i 'attend to the pot-prandlaI featutes
ot Tiie night.
Easter Novelties
in ladles' neokweai-. handkerchiefs, side
and back combs, painted linen work
boxe, etc. Cramer-Wells Co,, 130 Wyo
ming avenue.
Beautiful Spring
styles in ladies' Queen Quality shoes,
at. Mnhon's new shoo store. 32S Lacka
wanna avenue. a
Hot Cross Buns. Hot Cross Buns.
Dellvet-"d Friday morning, if ordered
at Hnnley's In season. uu
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Suits and
Skirts,
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Always Busy.
1 14 and 1 16 Wyoming Avenue
Of Course Our Guarantee
Ladies' Easter Shoes
Ladies' Fine Dress Boots
and Oxfords for Easter.. $i.oo
Ladies' Fine Dress Boots
and Oxfords for Easter.. $1.50
Ladies' Extra Fine Dress
Boots and Oxfords ior Eas-
ter
Ladies'
Boots and
ter
$1.75
Superfine Dress
Oxfords for Eas-
$3.00
The Children.
The spice of life. We
haye for them the kind of
shoes that will protect their
feet through life.
Infants' Soft Soled Shoes. . 10c
Infants' Dress Shoes 35c
Infants' Full Dress Shoes. Soc
Children's Dress Shoes... 75c
Children's Superfine Drss
Shoes S''00
LEWIS REILLY
ALWAYS BUSY. ALWAYS HONEST.
114 and 116 Wyoming Avenue, Scranton.
ESTABLISHED I.M 1336.
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Title Guaranty and Trust Co.
No. 516 Spruce Street, Scranton, Penna.
Cnpitnl, Pull Paid .... . . . . $150,000.00
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Abrnm Nesbitt, William F. Hallstcad,
Thomas H. Wntkins, O. 5, Johnaon.
Examines and insutes titles to real estate,
Acts as Executor, Administrator, arid Guatdjan,
Executes trusts of every description,
Assumes entire charge of real estate.
Receives money on deposit and allows interest,
Becomes sole surety on fidelity, court and official bonds
Loans money on bond and mortgage.
From time to time will offer to the nublic hich
grade investment securities.
L. A. Watres President
Andrew H. flcCHntoek .... Vice-President
Henry A. Knapp Vice-President
Ralph S. Hull , Trust Officer
Wlllard, Warren & Knapp, Solicitors.
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Easter Shoes foj
every member of
the family. You can
select from the old
favorites the kind
that made our
shoes famous or
from the new
friends, those
smart, up-to-the
minute kind.
Goes with Every Pair
Misses' Extra Fine Dress
Shoes $1.00
Misses' Superfine Dress
Shoes $i.-35
Hen's Wear.
Men's Boots and Oxfords,
in all leathers $i.5o
Men's Fine Boots and Ox
fords $2.00
Men's Extra Fine Boots, and
Oxfords ". . , . $3,50
Men's Superfine Boots and
Oxfords $3.00
The Boys.
Little Boys' Fine TJress
Shoes 6gc
Little Boys' Extra Fine
Dress Shoes 75c
Little Boys' Superfine Dress
Shoes $1.00
Boys' Fine Dress Shoes. $1.00
Boys' Extra Fine Dress
Shoes $1.35
Boys' Superfine, Dress
Shoes $1.50
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DIRECTORS.
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